Despite significant advances in how corporations can stop millions of cyber assaults, email threats continue to breach defenses because hackers are constantly modifying their attack patterns and strategies.



Cyber attackers change more than simply code; they also change methods. According to research, cyber threat actors are shifting from high-volume attacks to more focused operations, such as malware and social engineering. Ranging from lone operators to organized criminal… Continue

A constantly evolving and raging kind of cybercrime geared towards email as a potential method of committing fraud is called business email Compromise.

In the case of government, commercial and non-profit organizations, BEC can lead to massive amounts of data loss, security breaches, and compromised financial assets.

There is a widespread belief that cybercriminals tend to put their sights on MNCs or enterprises. Today, smaller enterprises are just as susceptible to fraud via email…

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DMARC Enforcement

DMARC is a robust email authentication mechanism that operates at the Internet-scale, allowing domain owners to regulate how their domains are used for email transmission by posting policies in DNS. Because it is respected by 80% of all inboxes globally, if you publish a DMARC record with an enforcement policy, any non-authenticating email will be quarantined (sent to spam) or refused.

With such…

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Transport Layer Security (TLS) is an encryption protocol used to protect email messages between sender and recipient, preventing eavesdroppers from reading your messages.

In this article, you will learn about Transport Layer Security (TLS), how it works, why you need it, and how to ensure your emails are correctly encrypted.

What Is TLS?

TLS is a common internet security protocol that is used to enable secure internet conversations that provide both privacy and data…

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